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JUST KIDDING! 
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Jedi
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"Mingus Ah Um" is a personal favorite, as is Coltrane's "Blue Train."
------ Let's raise a toast to St. Joe Strummer! I do believe he was our only decent teacher
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| Posts: 2099 | Location: ATL-abouts. | Registered: 24 October 2006 |    |
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after watching snippets of the ken burns' jazz, wynton marsalis revealed the album that turned him onto jazz was mr. coltrane's my favorite things. try that one for your initial forays into (bop) jazz. it's guaranteed to not suck. another one of my favorites is wynton's black codes (from the underground).). these two are good, representatives of straight-ahead jazz, not that nutty ornette coleman stuff (sorry ornette fans). good luck with your choices. i have a lot of overlap with previous contributors to this thread.
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| Posts: 75 | Location: DoNotTryUs.com/Forum | Registered: 07 January 2008 |    |
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As a relative newcomeer to jazz as well, perhaps a short list of my personal favourites might help. Polar Bear - Held On The Tips Of Fingers Neil Cowley Trio - Displaced Esbjorn Svensson Trio - Tuesday Wonderland Herbie Hancock - Head Hunters Zoe Rahmann - Melting Pot And if anyone has anything to recommend from reading that patehetically short list, I'd love to hear it.
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| Posts: 42 | Location: Ashby-de-la-Zouch, UK | Registered: 24 March 2008 |    |
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Slacker
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Try some latin jazz! I really love Miguel Zenon right now. Good luck
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